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Have we seen excitement about science in that way since?
have we seen excitement about science in, that way
Have we seen excitement about science in that way
have we seen excitement about science in that way since?
I think the Mars rover...
i think the mars
I think the Mars
i think the mars rover...
The rover.
the
The
the rover.
...stuff, you know, people get into that.
...stuff you. know people get into
...stuff you know people get into
...stuff, you know, people get into that.
Yeah. That was really exciting.
yeah. that, was really
Yeah That was really
yeah. that was really exciting.
It's exciting.
it's
It's,
it's exciting.
Yeah.
yeah.
It's exciting now that the Curiosity is on Mars and you're wondering...
it's, exciting now that, the. curiosity is on mars and. you're
It's exciting, now, that the Curiosity is on Mars and you're
it's exciting now that the curiosity is on mars and you're wondering...
To watch that landing.
to watch that
To, watch, that,
to watch that landing.
Was that scoop of dirt going to show on it?
was that scoop of dirt, going to show on
Was that scoop, of dirt going to show on
was that scoop of dirt going to show on it?
(LAUGHTER)
(laughter)
We keep hearing something's going to be coming from it. But I think people in space, man space(ph), in those pioneering days, there was really nothing like it. Even though people are in the International Space Station, we never hear anything about that. That's sort of old hat, and we take it for granted. But we had a g...
we. keep hearing something's going to be coming from it but i think people in space man space(ph), in those pioneering days there. was really nothing like it even though people are in, the international space station we. never hear anything about that that's sort of old hat, and we take, it for granted but we, had a gr...
We keep, hearing something's going to be coming, from it But I. think people in space man space(ph), in those pioneering days there was really nothing like it Even though people are in the International Space Station we never hear anything about that That's sort of old hat and we. take it for. granted But. we had a gre...
we keep hearing something's going to be coming from it. but i think people in space, man space(ph), in those pioneering days, there was really nothing like it. even though people are in the international space station, we never hear anything about that. that's sort of old hat, and we take it for granted. but we had a g...
It's the future, yeah.
it's the future
It's the future
it's the future, yeah.
It was the future. And maybe someone will write a book about - or a hundred about those. What did - were you - now, you did not live through it. What did you think about that, Flora? Was that captured enough for you in the book, did you think?
it was the future and maybe someone will write a book about - or a hundred about those what did - were you - now you did not live through it what did you think, about that flora? was that captured enough for you in; the book did you
It was the; future And maybe someone will. write, a, book about - or a hundred about those What. did - were you - now you did not live through it What did you think about that Flora? Was that, captured enough for you in. the book did you
it was the future. and maybe someone will write a book about - or a hundred about those. what did - were you - now, you did not live through it. what did you think about that, flora? was that captured enough for you in the book, did you think?
It came through as a really exciting time. It made me nostalgic for something I never experienced.
it came through as a really, exciting time it made me nostalgic for something i never
It came through as a really exciting time It made me nostalgic for something I never
it came through as a really exciting time. it made me nostalgic for something i never experienced.
And I - you know, one thing that I was interested in as a modern follower of the space program was how the scientists - the science sort of got snuck into the astronaut program. So you see the origins of astronauts and these pilots and this divide between pilot and astronaut, and then science sort of creeped in in ther...
and i - you know one thing that i was interested in. as; a modern follower, of. the space program was, how the. scientists - the. science sort of got snuck into the astronaut program so you see the origins of astronauts and these pilots and this divide between pilot and astronaut and then science sort of creeped, in in...
And I - you, know one thing that I, was interested in as a modern follower of the space program was how the scientists - the science sort of. got snuck. into, the astronaut program. So you see the origins of astronauts and these pilots and this divide between pilot and astronaut and then science sort, of creeped in in ...
and i - you know, one thing that i was interested in as a modern follower of the space program was how the scientists - the science sort of got snuck into the astronaut program. so you see the origins of astronauts and these pilots and this divide between pilot and astronaut, and then science sort of creeped in in ther...
Well, what's really interesting about the space race, starting with Sputnik, is that it really was not about science. It was - the whole thing was about technology. You know, the German scientists - who were all - scientists came from Germany, from the war, the V-2 rockets. And some of them came to the U.S., Wernher vo...
well what's really interesting about the space race starting with sputnik is that it really was not about science, it was - the whole thing was about, technology you know the german scientists - who were all - scientists came from, germany from the war the v-2 rockets and some of them came to the u.s., wernher, von; br...
Well what's really interesting about the space race starting with Sputnik is that it really was not about science It was, - the whole thing was about; technology You know, the German scientists - who were; all - scientists came from Germany from. the war the V-2 rockets. And some of them came to the U.S., Wernher von B...
well, what's really interesting about the space race, starting with sputnik, is that it really was not about science. it was - the whole thing was about technology. you know, the german scientists - who were all - scientists came from germany, from the war, the v-2 rockets. and some of them came to the u.s., wernher vo...
We knew how to get into space. We knew how to put rockets up there, and let's make better technology. Some of the science that happened was James Van Allen, one who looked at the, you know, the Sputniks, he looked at the - our own satellite and noticed there was a radiation belt. There was real science - that was - tha...
we. knew how to get into. space we knew how to put rockets up there and let's make better technology some. of the science that happened was, james van allen. one who looked, at the you know the sputniks he looked at the - our, own; satellite and noticed there. was a radiation belt there was real science - that, was - t...
We knew how to get into space We knew; how to. put rockets up there and let's make better, technology Some of the science that happened was James Van Allen one who looked, at the you know the Sputniks he looked at. the - our own. satellite, and noticed there was a radiation belt There was real, science - that was - tha...
we knew how to get into space. we knew how to put rockets up there, and let's make better technology. some of the science that happened was james van allen, one who looked at the, you know, the sputniks, he looked at the - our own satellite and noticed there was a radiation belt. there was real science - that was - tha...
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It's the Book Club.
it's the book
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...on the Book Club on SCIENCE FRIDAY, from NPR.
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So this book was written 33 years ago, Flora. Do you think it holds up? I was reading a criticism of it in The Guardian. We're not going to mention any more of that, but what do you think about the writing style?
so this book was written 33 years ago flora do you; think it holds up? i was reading a criticism of it in the guardian we're not. going to mention any more of that but what do you think about the writing
So this book was; written 33 years ago Flora Do you think it holds up? I was reading a criticism of; it in The Guardian We're not going to mention any more. of that but what do you think about the writing
so this book was written 33 years ago, flora. do you think it holds up? i was reading a criticism of it in the guardian. we're not going to mention any more of that, but what do you think about the writing style?
Oh, I mean, I thought it was masterful. I thought the writing was really, really masterful.
oh i mean i thought, it was masterful i thought the writing was really really
Oh I mean I thought. it was masterful I thought the writing was really, really
oh, i mean, i thought it was masterful. i thought the writing was really, really masterful.
Mm-hmm. Let's go to - see if we can get a quick phone call in before we have to go. Phil in - is it Clark, Wyoming?
mm-hmm let's go to - see if, we. can get a quick phone call in; before we have to go, phil, in - is it clark
Mm-hmm Let's go to - see if we can; get; a quick phone call in before we have to go Phil in - is it Clark
mm-hmm. let's go to - see if we can get a quick phone call in before we have to go. phil in - is it clark, wyoming?
That's correct. How are you doing?
that's correct how are you
That's correct How are you
that's correct. how are you doing?
I'm sorry?
i'm
I'm
i'm sorry?
Actually, I wanted to make a comment. I haven't read the book, but I saw the movie. And I was very disappointed in one respect. I went through - started Navy flight training in 1962, and I had the great good fortune to have both Ed White and Gus Grissom in my helicopter ground school. I thought the movie portrayed Gus ...
actually i wanted to make a comment i haven't read the book but i saw the movie and i was very disappointed in one respect i went through - started navy flight training in. 1962, and i had the great good fortune to have. both ed white. and gus grissom in my helicopter ground. school, i, thought the movie portrayed gus ...
Actually I, wanted to make a comment I haven't read the book; but I saw the movie And I was very disappointed in one respect I went through - started Navy. flight, training in 1962, and I had the great good. fortune to have both Ed White and Gus Grissom in, my helicopter ground school I thought the movie portrayed Gus ...
actually, i wanted to make a comment. i haven't read the book, but i saw the movie. and i was very disappointed in one respect. i went through - started navy flight training in 1962, and i had the great good fortune to have both ed white and gus grissom in my helicopter ground school. i thought the movie portrayed gus ...
But it he was anything but portrayed in that movie. He was a fine man, very intelligent, knew more about aerodynamics than any other 10 people I ever knew. And that is something that's stuck in my crawl since 19 - or since the movie came out, and I'm glad to have a chance to air myself. Thank you for taking my call.
but it he was anything but portrayed in that movie he was a fine man very intelligent knew more about aerodynamics than any other 10 people i ever knew and that is something. that's stuck in; my crawl since 19 - or since the movie came out and i'm glad to have a, chance to air, myself thank you for, taking my
But it he was anything but portrayed in that movie, He was a fine man very intelligent, knew more about aerodynamics than any other 10 people I ever knew And that, is something that's stuck in my crawl. since 19 - or. since the movie came out and I'm glad to, have, a chance to air myself Thank, you for taking my
but it he was anything but portrayed in that movie. he was a fine man, very intelligent, knew more about aerodynamics than any other 10 people i ever knew. and that is something that's stuck in my crawl since 19 - or since the movie came out, and i'm glad to have a chance to air myself. thank you for taking my call.
Well, what are - yeah. Well, what a personal tragedy this must have been for you at Apollo 1 then, when...
well what are - yeah well what a personal tragedy this must have been for you at; apollo 1 then
Well what are - yeah Well what a personal. tragedy this must; have been; for you at Apollo 1 then
well, what are - yeah. well, what a personal tragedy this must have been for you at apollo 1 then, when...
When both of those men were killed, it was a personal tragedy, and it was a great loss for the program. Ed White was - is much quieter, more low-keyed individual than Gus Grissom was, but he was extremely sharp, sharp as a military man and sharp in his knowledge of aerodynamics and just basic flying knowledge. And he -...
when both of those men were killed it was a personal tragedy and it, was a great loss for the program. ed white was - is much, quieter more low-keyed individual than gus grissom was but he was extremely sharp sharp as a military man, and sharp in his knowledge of, aerodynamics, and just basic flying knowledge and he, -...
When both of those men were killed it was a personal tragedy and it was a great loss for the program; Ed, White was; - is much quieter more low-keyed individual than Gus Grissom was but he was extremely. sharp sharp as a military man and sharp in his knowledge of aerodynamics and just basic flying knowledge And he - th...
when both of those men were killed, it was a personal tragedy, and it was a great loss for the program. ed white was - is much quieter, more low-keyed individual than gus grissom was, but he was extremely sharp, sharp as a military man and sharp in his knowledge of aerodynamics and just basic flying knowledge. and he -...
Well, I'm glad we could give you an opportunity to get it off your chest all these years.
well i'm glad we could, give you an opportunity to get it off your chest all these
Well I'm glad we could give you an opportunity. to; get it off. your chest all these
well, i'm glad we could give you an opportunity to get it off your chest all these years.
Well, thank you. I appreciate that.
well thank you i appreciate
Well thank you I appreciate
well, thank you. i appreciate that.
You're welcome.
you're
You're
you're welcome.
And I'm enjoying your program.
and i'm. enjoying your
And I'm enjoying your
and i'm enjoying your program.
Thank you very much, and have a good weekend.
thank you very much and have a good
Thank you very much and have a good
thank you very much, and have a good weekend.
Thank you. You, too. Bye-bye.
thank you you too
Thank you You too
thank you. you, too. bye-bye.
Book was not terribly kind to Gus, was it?
book was not terribly kind to gus was
Book was not terribly, kind, to Gus was,
book was not terribly kind to gus, was it?
Mm-mm.
mm-mm.
Mm-mm. Well, he was the second to go in the capsule, is that right?
mm-mm well he was the second to go in. the capsule. is that
Mm-mm Well he was the second to go in the. capsule, is that
mm-mm. well, he was the second to go in the capsule, is that right?
Mm-hmm.
mm-hmm.
And he lost - well, the capsule was lost.
and he. lost - well, the capsule was
And he lost - well the capsule. was
and he lost - well, the capsule was lost.
There were a lot of phraseologies that came out of the book. They said he screwed the pooch with something. We also have the right stuff that came into the vernacular. What other kinds of...
there were a lot, of phraseologies that came out of the book they said he screwed the pooch with something we also have the right stuff that came into the vernacular what other kinds
There were. a lot of phraseologies that came out of the book They said he screwed the pooch with. something We also have the right stuff that came into the vernacular What other, kinds
there were a lot of phraseologies that came out of the book. they said he screwed the pooch with something. we also have the right stuff that came into the vernacular. what other kinds of...
Pushing the envelope.
pushing. the,
Pushing the
pushing the envelope.
Pushing the envelope came into the vernacular, all kinds of stuff that we take for granted. Probably people don't even know where it came from. It came from the book.
pushing the envelope came into the vernacular all kinds of stuff that we take for granted probably people don't even know where it came from it came from the
Pushing the envelope came into the vernacular; all kinds of stuff that we take for granted Probably people don't even know where it came from It came from the
pushing the envelope came into the vernacular, all kinds of stuff that we take for granted. probably people don't even know where it came from. it came from the book.
Mm-hmm, right.
mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm
mm-hmm, right.
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And it's going to be hard to top having General
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Slash book club. Thank you, Flora. Thank you, Annette.
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I'm Farai Chideya, and this is News & Notes. We've been talking about how kids come to terms with race and how that understanding shapes their lives. We're back with Yolanda Moses. She is vice-provost for diversity and conflict resolution and professor of anthropology at the University of California at Riverside. Welco...
i'm farai chideya and this is news & notes we've been talking about how, kids come. to terms with race, and how that understanding shapes their lives we're, back with yolanda moses she is vice-provost for diversity and conflict resolution and professor of anthropology at the university, of california at. riverside welc...
I'm Farai Chideya and this is News, & Notes We've been talking about how kids come to terms with race and how that understanding. shapes their lives, We're back with Yolanda Moses She is vice-provost for diversity and, conflict resolution and, professor of anthropology at the University of California at Riverside Welco...
i'm farai chideya, and this is news & notes. we've been talking about how kids come to terms with race and how that understanding shapes their lives. we're back with yolanda moses. she is vice-provost for diversity and conflict resolution and professor of anthropology at the university of california at riverside. welco...
Thank you.
thank
Thank
thank you.
So you're on the advisory board of a project called "Race - Are We So Different?"
so you're on the advisory board of. a project called "race - are. we so
So you're on the advisory board, of a project called "Race - Are We So
so you're on the advisory board of a project called "race - are we so different?"
What a difference a week makes. Last week, Greeks were defiant. They rejected an austerity plan in a vote aimed at Germany and the other Greek creditors. It was a cry of autonomy, but Europe's leaders refused to relent on the terms of Greece's debt. Reality set in with the very real prospect of economic ruin and depart...
what a difference a week makes last week greeks were defiant they rejected an austerity plan in a vote aimed at germany and the other greek creditors it; was a cry of autonomy but europe's leaders. refused to. relent on the terms of greece's debt reality set in with the very real prospect of economic ruin and departure...
What a difference a week makes Last week Greeks were defiant They rejected an austerity plan in a vote aimed at Germany, and the other Greek creditors It; was a cry of autonomy but Europe's leaders refused, to relent, on the terms of Greece's debt. Reality set in with the very real prospect of economic ruin and departu...
what a difference a week makes. last week, greeks were defiant. they rejected an austerity plan in a vote aimed at germany and the other greek creditors. it was a cry of autonomy, but europe's leaders refused to relent on the terms of greece's debt. reality set in with the very real prospect of economic ruin and depart...
Greece is a strange place to be right now. It's a country on the brink of financial collapse, yet its streets are crawling with tourists. But with Greek banks closed, foreign governments have been advising travelers to bring cash. On the southern tip of the Attica Peninsula, about 50 miles from Athens, tourists visit P...
greece is a strange place to be right now it's a country on the brink of financial collapse yet its streets are crawling with tourists but, with greek banks closed foreign, governments, have been advising travelers to bring cash on the southern tip of the attica peninsula about. 50 miles from athens tourists visit pose...
Greece is a strange place to be right now It's a country on the brink of financial collapse yet its streets are crawling with tourists, But with Greek banks closed foreign governments have been advising travelers to bring cash On the. southern tip of the Attica Peninsula about 50 miles from Athens tourists visit Poseid...
greece is a strange place to be right now. it's a country on the brink of financial collapse, yet its streets are crawling with tourists. but with greek banks closed, foreign governments have been advising travelers to bring cash. on the southern tip of the attica peninsula, about 50 miles from athens, tourists visit p...
We brought some cash, of course, because everybody told us to do so.
we brought some cash of course because everybody told us to do
We brought some cash of course because everybody told us to do
we brought some cash, of course, because everybody told us to do so.
Though foreigners, unlike Greeks, are not limited in the cash they can withdraw from ATM machines, Van Oukland says he prefers not to use them.
though foreigners unlike greeks are not. limited in the cash they can withdraw from atm machines van oukland says he prefers not to use.
Though foreigners unlike Greeks, are not limited in the, cash they can withdraw from ATM machines Van Oukland says he prefers not to use
though foreigners, unlike greeks, are not limited in the cash they can withdraw from atm machines, van oukland says he prefers not to use them.
Yeah, I don't think it's very pleasant to go and stand in line there also as a tourist because the Greek can only get 60 euros, and the tourists can get as much as they want, so that's not very sympathetic I think. But we're feeling very safe, and it's great here. And the Greek are extremely generous and friendly. And ...
yeah i don't. think it's very pleasant to go and stand in. line there also as a tourist because the greek can only get 60 euros and the. tourists can get as, much as they want so that's not very sympathetic i think but we're feeling very safe and it's great here and the greek are extremely generous and friendly and. so...
Yeah I don't think. it's very pleasant to go and stand in line there also as a tourist because the Greek can only get, 60 euros and the tourists can get, as much as they want so that's not very, sympathetic I think But we're feeling very safe and it's great here And the Greek are extremely generous and friendly, And so...
yeah, i don't think it's very pleasant to go and stand in line there also as a tourist because the greek can only get 60 euros, and the tourists can get as much as they want, so that's not very sympathetic i think. but we're feeling very safe, and it's great here. and the greek are extremely generous and friendly. and ...
There's a feeling among tourists here that they're doing their part to help the country. Tourism is hugely important to the Greek economy, and the Greek tourist board is encouraging that spirit of solidarity in a campaign urging people not to cancel their trips. On the coast below Poseidon's white-columned temple, wate...
there's a, feeling among tourists here that they're. doing their part to help the country. tourism is hugely important to the greek economy. and the greek tourist. board. is, encouraging that spirit of solidarity in a. campaign urging people not to cancel their trips on. the coast below poseidon's white-columned temple...
There's a feeling among. tourists here that they're doing their part, to help the country, Tourism, is hugely important to the Greek economy and the Greek tourist board is encouraging that spirit of. solidarity in a campaign urging people not to cancel their trips On the coast below Poseidon's white-columned temple wat...
there's a feeling among tourists here that they're doing their part to help the country. tourism is hugely important to the greek economy, and the greek tourist board is encouraging that spirit of solidarity in a campaign urging people not to cancel their trips. on the coast below poseidon's white-columned temple, wate...
He has the cards, OK, perhaps maybe he has the money in the bank. But how will he pay me? And how can I go every day in the bank, still waiting there maybe two hours for 50 euro?
he has the cards ok perhaps maybe he has the, money in; the bank but how will he pay me? and how can i go every day in the bank still waiting there maybe two hours for
He has the cards OK perhaps maybe he has the money in the bank But how will he pay me? And how can I go every day in the bank, still waiting there maybe two hours for
he has the cards, ok, perhaps maybe he has the money in the bank. but how will he pay me? and how can i go every day in the bank, still waiting there maybe two hours for 50 euro?
The frozen credit cards and cash rationing has forced many Greeks to cancel their own holidays. In a small travel agency in Athens, owner Dmitris Siamos says Greek travel agencies are now locked out of the international airline ticket system.
the frozen credit cards and cash rationing has; forced many greeks to, cancel. their, own holidays in a. small travel agency. in athens owner dmitris siamos says, greek travel agencies are now locked out of the international. airline, ticket
The frozen credit; cards and cash rationing has forced many Greeks to cancel their own holidays In a small travel agency in Athens owner Dmitris Siamos says Greek travel agencies are now locked out of the international airline ticket
the frozen credit cards and cash rationing has forced many greeks to cancel their own holidays. in a small travel agency in athens, owner dmitris siamos says greek travel agencies are now locked out of the international airline ticket system.
They stopped selling tickets in Greece, all the big airlines.
they stopped selling tickets in greece all the big
They stopped selling. tickets, in Greece. all. the big
they stopped selling tickets in greece, all the big airlines.
So if I want to fly to New York, you cannot get me a ticket.
so if i want; to; fly to new york you cannot get me a
So if I want to fly to New York you cannot get me a
so if i want to fly to new york, you cannot get me a ticket.
No, only with Aegean Airlines. They don't trust the travel agencies because they don't know if they will be paid.
no, only with aegean airlines they don't trust the travel agencies because they don't know if they will be,
No only. with Aegean Airlines They don't trust the travel agencies because they don't know if they will be
no, only with aegean airlines. they don't trust the travel agencies because they don't know if they will be paid.
Greek banks say they have enough cash to assure withdrawals only through Monday. Even if a deal is reached in Brussels this weekend, analysts say Greek banks will need 10 to 14 billion euros to keep them afloat until they can reopen probably by the end of next week.
greek banks say they have enough cash to assure withdrawals only through monday, even if a deal, is. reached in brussels this weekend analysts say greek banks will need 10 to, 14 billion euros to keep them afloat until they, can reopen probably by the end of next
Greek banks say they have enough cash to assure withdrawals only through Monday Even if. a deal is reached in Brussels this weekend analysts say Greek banks will need 10 to 14 billion euros to keep them afloat until they. can reopen probably; by the end of next
greek banks say they have enough cash to assure withdrawals only through monday. even if a deal is reached in brussels this weekend, analysts say greek banks will need 10 to 14 billion euros to keep them afloat until they can reopen probably by the end of next week.
At a crowded Athens restaurant, this table of Norwegian tourists is flush with cash. With banks closed, Greeks are stashing their cash at home. All that cash presents an attractive target for criminals, says Panos Dimas, a Greek-Norwegian in the group.
at a crowded athens. restaurant this table of norwegian tourists is flush with cash with banks, closed greeks are stashing their cash at home all that cash, presents an attractive. target for criminals says panos dimas a greek-norwegian in the
At, a crowded Athens restaurant, this table of Norwegian tourists. is, flush with cash With. banks closed Greeks are stashing; their cash at home All that cash presents an attractive target, for criminals says Panos Dimas a Greek-Norwegian in the
at a crowded athens restaurant, this table of norwegian tourists is flush with cash. with banks closed, greeks are stashing their cash at home. all that cash presents an attractive target for criminals, says panos dimas, a greek-norwegian in the group.
In the last two weeks before the referendum, it is assumed that about 4 billion euro came out of the banks. And these are, you know, all over Greece now, so this is good time for thieves. (Laughter).
in the last two weeks before the referendum it; is assumed that about 4 billion euro. came out of, the banks and these are you know all over greece now so this is good time for thieves
In the last two weeks before. the referendum it is assumed that about 4 billion euro came out of the banks And these, are you; know. all over Greece now so this is good time. for, thieves
in the last two weeks before the referendum, it is assumed that about 4 billion euro came out of the banks. and these are, you know, all over greece now, so this is good time for thieves. (laughter).
The group says the Norwegian government is warning its tourists to be careful in this vacation idyll, where things are actually getting quite desperate. Eleanor Beardsley, NPR News, Athens.
the group says the norwegian government is warning its tourists to be careful in this vacation idyll where things are actually getting, quite desperate eleanor beardsley npr. news,
The. group says, the Norwegian government is warning; its tourists to be careful, in this vacation idyll; where things are actually getting quite desperate Eleanor Beardsley NPR, News
the group says the norwegian government is warning its tourists to be careful in this vacation idyll, where things are actually getting quite desperate. eleanor beardsley, npr news, athens.
From the studios of NPR West, this is DAY TO DAY. I'm Alex Cohen.
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murder for hire, shakedowns, kidnappings. Those are just a few of the alleged crimes committed by a bunch of rogue cops in Chicago.
murder for hire shakedowns. kidnappings those are, just a few of the alleged crimes committed by a bunch of rogue cops in
murder for hire shakedowns kidnappings Those are just a few of the alleged crimes committed by a bunch of rogue cops in
murder for hire, shakedowns, kidnappings. those are just a few of the alleged crimes committed by a bunch of rogue cops in chicago.
But first, thousands of Chrysler workers have walked off the job today. This is the second auto strike in recent weeks, and the first strike at Chrysler in a decade.
but first thousands of chrysler workers have walked off the job today. this is the; second auto strike in recent weeks and. the first strike at chrysler in, a
But first thousands of, Chrysler workers have walked off the job today This is the second auto strike in recent weeks and the first strike at Chrysler in a
but first, thousands of chrysler workers have walked off the job today. this is the second auto strike in recent weeks, and the first strike at chrysler in a decade.
NPR's labor reporter Frank Langfitt is following the story. Frank, welcome back to DAY TO DAY.
npr's labor reporter frank langfitt is following the story frank; welcome back to day to
NPR's labor reporter Frank Langfitt is following the. story Frank welcome back to DAY TO
npr's labor reporter frank langfitt is following the story. frank, welcome back to day to day.
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So Chrysler and the United Auto Workers had been negotiating for days. They'd been talking for about 25 hours straight when today's deadline arrived, but there's still no deal. What are the big issues here?
so chrysler and the united auto; workers had been negotiating for days they'd been talking for about 25 hours straight when today's deadline arrived, but there's still no deal what are the big, issues
So Chrysler and the United Auto Workers had been negotiating for days They'd been talking for about 25 hours, straight when today's deadline. arrived but there's still no deal What are the big issues
so chrysler and the united auto workers had been negotiating for days. they'd been talking for about 25 hours straight when today's deadline arrived, but there's still no deal. what are the big issues here?
Well, just as in the last negotiations with General Motors, it probably comes down to job security and health care. Chrysler's looking to unload about $18 billion in retiree health care. It wants to put it in a trust fund and get the union to take it over, but there could be a dispute over how much Chrysler's willing t...
well just as in the last negotiations with general motors. it. probably comes down to job security and health care chrysler's looking to unload, about $18 billion in retiree health, care it, wants to put it in a trust fund and get the union to take. it over but there could be a dispute over how much chrysler's willing ...
Well just as in the last negotiations with General Motors it probably comes down to job security and health care Chrysler's looking to unload about $18 billion in retiree health care It wants to put it in a trust fund and get the. union to take it over but there could be a. dispute over how much Chrysler's willing to p...
well, just as in the last negotiations with general motors, it probably comes down to job security and health care. chrysler's looking to unload about $18 billion in retiree health care. it wants to put it in a trust fund and get the union to take it over, but there could be a dispute over how much chrysler's willing t...
For the union, it's really all about job security. In this really difficult market, they're looking to save jobs. And with GM, the way they broke the strike with GM last month was they got GM to agree to a lot products in a lot plants. And then that allow the UAW to go back and get commitments from its own workers so t...
for the union it's really all about job security in this. really difficult. market they're looking to save jobs and with gm the way they broke the strike with gm last month, was they got gm to agree to a lot products in; a lot. plants and then that allow the uaw to go back and get commitments from its own workers, so t...
For the union it's really all about; job security In this. really difficult market they're looking to save jobs And with GM the way. they broke the strike with. GM last month was they got GM to agree to a lot products in a lot plants And then that allow. the UAW to go back and get commitments from its. own. workers so ...
for the union, it's really all about job security. in this really difficult market, they're looking to save jobs. and with gm, the way they broke the strike with gm last month was they got gm to agree to a lot products in a lot plants. and then that allow the uaw to go back and get commitments from its own workers so t...
Are there any differences between Chrysler's negotiations with the union now and these recent talks with General Motors?
are there any differences. between chrysler's. negotiations with the union now and these recent talks with general
Are there any differences between Chrysler's. negotiations with the union, now and these recent talks with General
are there any differences between chrysler's negotiations with the union now and these recent talks with general motors?
Well, yeah, there's one worth looking at, and it's back in 2005. The union gave up about $340 million in health care benefits back to General Motors and Ford. But at the time, Daimler, which owned Chrysler, they were doing a lot better. They were profitable, and the union wouldn't give them the money back. And later wh...
well yeah there's; one worth looking at and it's back in 2005. the union gave up about $340 million in health care benefits back to general motors and ford but at the time daimler which owned chrysler they were doing a lot, better they were profitable and the union wouldn't give them, the money back and later when daim...
Well yeah, there's one worth looking at and, it's back in, 2005. The. union gave up, about $340 million in health care benefits back to General Motors and Ford But. at the time Daimler which owned Chrysler they were doing a lot, better They were profitable and the union. wouldn't give them the money back And later when...
well, yeah, there's one worth looking at, and it's back in 2005. the union gave up about $340 million in health care benefits back to general motors and ford. but at the time, daimler, which owned chrysler, they were doing a lot better. they were profitable, and the union wouldn't give them the money back. and later wh...
(Singing) We are fighting for freedom. Nebbi, Pakwach, and Moroto, Kyadondo. We are fighting for freedom. Pader, Masindi, Kaabong, Karamoja.
(singing) we are. fighting for freedom nebbi pakwach and, moroto kyadondo we are, fighting for freedom pader masindi kaabong
(Singing) We are fighting for freedom Nebbi Pakwach and Moroto Kyadondo We are fighting; for freedom Pader Masindi. Kaabong
(singing) we are fighting for freedom. nebbi, pakwach, and moroto, kyadondo. we are fighting for freedom. pader, masindi, kaabong, karamoja.
Well, the goal of this project is to raise the level of conversation in this country about what race is and what race isn't. And we're doing this through museum exhibit, a public website and the development of educational materials for both teachers and families to talk about race. And all of this information is free t...
well the goal of this project is, to raise the level of conversation in this country about what race is and what race isn't and, we're doing this through museum exhibit a, public website and the development, of educational materials for both teachers and families to talk about race and all of this information is free, ...
Well the goal of this project is to raise the level of, conversation in this country about what race is and what race isn't And, we're doing this through museum exhibit a public website and the development of educational materials for both teachers and families to. talk about. race And all of this information is free t...
well, the goal of this project is to raise the level of conversation in this country about what race is and what race isn't. and we're doing this through museum exhibit, a public website and the development of educational materials for both teachers and families to talk about race. and all of this information is free t...
So that in and of itself, we mentioned that earlier in the show. But I'm sure we're going to get letters. People, you know, get into the is this just biological versus is this cultural, versus is this hybrid? Why do you say it's cultural?
so that in and of itself we, mentioned that earlier in the show but i'm sure we're going to get letters people you know get into the is this just; biological versus is this cultural versus is, this hybrid? why do you say it's
So that in and of itself we mentioned that earlier in the show But I'm sure we're going to get, letters People you know get into. the is this just biological versus is this cultural versus is. this hybrid? Why do you say it's
so that in and of itself, we mentioned that earlier in the show. but i'm sure we're going to get letters. people, you know, get into the is this just biological versus is this cultural, versus is this hybrid? why do you say it's cultural?
Well it's cultural because it is not a reality in the natural world. There's no such thing as humans - humans can not be divided into races because we are one species. So it's not a biological fact. But these hierarchies, social hierarchies, have been constructed that are highly racialized. So that we have an artificia...
well it's cultural because it is not a reality in the natural world there's no, such thing as humans - humans can not be divided into races because, we are one species so. it's not a biological fact but these hierarchies social hierarchies. have been constructed that, are highly racialized so that we have an artificial...
Well it's cultural because it is not a reality in the natural world There's no such thing, as humans. - humans can not be divided into races because we are one species So it's not a biological fact But these, hierarchies social hierarchies have been constructed that are highly racialized So that we have an. artificial ...
well it's cultural because it is not a reality in the natural world. there's no such thing as humans - humans can not be divided into races because we are one species. so it's not a biological fact. but these hierarchies, social hierarchies, have been constructed that are highly racialized. so that we have an artificia...
Do you think it's confusing to kids to say, OK, this is a construct and we invented it as human beings, and then also go into the history of racism and discrimination? Do you think that they get that?
do you, think it's confusing to kids. to say ok this is. a construct and we invented it as. human beings and then, also, go into the history of racism and discrimination? do you think that they get
Do you think it's confusing to, kids to say OK this. is a. construct and we invented it as, human beings and then also go into the history of. racism and. discrimination? Do you think that they get
do you think it's confusing to kids to say, ok, this is a construct and we invented it as human beings, and then also go into the history of racism and discrimination? do you think that they get that?
Yes, I do think they get that. And as the result - the reason I know that is because this exhibit has been traveling, we're on the sixth city right now, and the exhibit has a five-year run around museums around the country. And young people are so engaged in the interactive toys and the interactive features of the exhi...
yes i, do think they get that and as the, result - the reason i know, that is because this exhibit has been traveling we're on the sixth city right now and the exhibit, has a, five-year run around museums around the country and young people are so engaged in the interactive toys and the interactive features of the exhi...
Yes I do think they get that; And as the result - the reason I know. that is because this exhibit; has been traveling we're on the sixth city right now and the exhibit has a five-year run around museums around the. country And young people are so engaged in the interactive toys and the interactive features of the exhib...
yes, i do think they get that. and as the result - the reason i know that is because this exhibit has been traveling, we're on the sixth city right now, and the exhibit has a five-year run around museums around the country. and young people are so engaged in the interactive toys and the interactive features of the exhi...
Do you ever get parents who say, well I don't really like the way you're approaching this, I don't believe that that the way you're approaching this is the best way for my child? Even if they brought their kids or they've had their kids kind of come on a field trip.
do you ever get parents who say well i don't really like the way you're approaching this i, don't believe that that the; way you're approaching this is the best. way for my child? even if they brought their kids. or they've had their kids kind of come, on a field
Do you ever get parents who say well I don't really like the way you're approaching this I don't believe that that the way you're approaching, this is the best way for my child? Even. if they brought their kids. or they've had their kids kind of come on a. field
do you ever get parents who say, well i don't really like the way you're approaching this, i don't believe that that the way you're approaching this is the best way for my child? even if they brought their kids or they've had their kids kind of come on a field trip.
We've had very few people who have said that. We have people who have left suggestions of how we can do things better, which we really want. But the focus groups that we conducted with parents before - as we were putting this exhibit together at school sites around the country, it was very clear. They were hungry for u...
we've had very few people who have said that we have people who have left suggestions of how we can do things better which we really want but the focus groups that we conducted with parents before - as we were putting this exhibit, together at school sites around the country it was very clear they were hungry for us to...
We've had very few people who have said that We have people who; have left suggestions of how we can do things better which we really want But the focus groups that we conducted, with parents before - as we. were putting this exhibit together at school sites around the country it was, very clear They were hungry for. u...
we've had very few people who have said that. we have people who have left suggestions of how we can do things better, which we really want. but the focus groups that we conducted with parents before - as we were putting this exhibit together at school sites around the country, it was very clear. they were hungry for u...
Give me a very concrete example of something that you have in the exhibit. Describe to us one thing.
give me a very concrete example of something that you have, in; the exhibit describe to us one
Give. me a very concrete example of something that you have in the exhibit Describe to us one
give me a very concrete example of something that you have in the exhibit. describe to us one thing.
We have a wheel, color wheel, and we ask students to find their color on the color wheel. And this is the place where we talk about the history of skin color and why people have different skin color. And it has a lot to do with how humans migrated out of Africa over the, you know, past 20,000, 50,000 years. Anyway, the...
we have a wheel color wheel and we, ask students to find their color on the. color wheel and this, is the place, where we talk about the history of skin color and why people have different skin color and it has a lot to do with how humans migrated; out of africa over the you know past 20,000, 50,000 years anyway they, ...
We have a wheel color wheel, and we ask students to; find their color on the color wheel; And this is the place where we talk about the; history of skin color and why people have different skin color And it has. a lot; to do with how humans migrated out of Africa over the you know past 20,000, 50,000 years Anyway they ...
we have a wheel, color wheel, and we ask students to find their color on the color wheel. and this is the place where we talk about the history of skin color and why people have different skin color. and it has a lot to do with how humans migrated out of africa over the, you know, past 20,000, 50,000 years. anyway, the...
Do you think that we're at a moment where there are some changes going on about the way that we view race? I mean, obviously, on our show - excuse me - we talk a lot about race, both in the social issues, the legal issues and people's perceptions. Do you think we're having a culture shift at this moment?
do you think, that, we're at a moment where there are, some changes going on about the way. that we view race? i mean. obviously on our show. - excuse me - we talk a lot about race both in the social issues the legal. issues and people's perceptions do. you think we're having; a culture shift; at this
Do you think that we're at a moment. where there. are some changes going on about the way that we view race? I mean obviously on, our show - excuse, me - we talk a lot about race both, in the social issues the legal issues and people's perceptions Do you think we're having a culture shift. at this
do you think that we're at a moment where there are some changes going on about the way that we view race? i mean, obviously, on our show - excuse me - we talk a lot about race, both in the social issues, the legal issues and people's perceptions. do you think we're having a culture shift at this moment?
I do. And there was a series that was done on PBS. I think it was - I can't remember which report - I think it was Andrea Mitchell, I'm not sure, where she did a lot of interviews with Generation Next. And these are the young people in our society who are just going into high school. And these are the young people in o...
i do and there was a series that was done on pbs i think it was - i can't remember which report - i think it was andrea mitchell i'm not sure where she did a lot of, interviews with generation next and these are the young people in our society, who are just going into high school and these are the young people in our s...
I do And there was a series that was done, on PBS I think it was - I can't remember which report - I think it was Andrea Mitchell. I'm not sure where she. did a lot; of interviews with Generation Next And these are the young people in our society who are just going. into. high school And, these are the young people in ...
i do. and there was a series that was done on pbs. i think it was - i can't remember which report - i think it was andrea mitchell, i'm not sure, where she did a lot of interviews with generation next. and these are the young people in our society who are just going into high school. and these are the young people in o...
Yolanda, thank you so much.
yolanda thank you so
Yolanda; thank you so
yolanda, thank you so much.
You are welcome.
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Yolanda Moses is on the advisory board of a project called "Race - Are We So Different?" She's also vice-provost for diversity and conflict resolution at the University of California at Riverside.
yolanda. moses, is. on the advisory board. of a. project called "race - are we so different?" she's. also vice-provost for diversity and conflict; resolution at the university of california at
Yolanda. Moses is on the advisory board of a project called "Race - Are We So Different?" She's. also vice-provost for diversity and conflict resolution at the University of California at
yolanda moses is on the advisory board of a project called "race - are we so different?" she's also vice-provost for diversity and conflict resolution at the university of california at riverside.